graham ansell造句

• Still, Graham Ansell, fixed interest manager at Armstrong Jones ( NZ ), said he expects interest rates to decline by early 1997.
• That's served to push up yields, " said Graham Ansell, who helps manage about NZ $ 300 million in New Zealand fixed-interest securities for Sun Alliance Life.
• "The latest political stuff hasn't helped, " said Graham Ansell, fixed-interest manager at Sun Alliance Life Ltd ., which manages about NZ $ 300 million in New Zealand fixed-interest.
• "If people find it confusing, educate rather than change, " said Graham Ansell, fixed-interest manager at Armstrong Jones, which has about NZ $ 400 million in New Zealand fixed income.
• "It was an awesome day, " said Graham Ansell, fixed interest manager at Armstrong Jones which has more than NZ $ 300 million ( US $ 210 million ) invested in New Zealand bonds and bills.
• To investors like Graham Ansell, fixed interest manager at Sun Alliance Life Ltd . with nearly NZ $ 900 million ( US $ 621 million ) in funds under management, a return to such a closed economy would be a nightmare.
• Political risk " is the main reason sticking out at the moment, " said Graham Ansell, fixed interest manager at Sun Alliance Life Ltd . which has nearly NZ $ 300 million ( US $ 205.8 million ) invested in New Zealand fixed interest securities.
• "All eyes now will be on them ( the central bank ) to see whether they come out and endorse a further easing, " said Graham Ansell, fixed-interest manager at Armstrong Jones which has about NZ $ 400 million invested in New Zealand bonds and bills.
• Political risk " is the main reason sticking out at the moment, " said Graham Ansell, fixed interest manager at Sun Alliance Life Ltd . which has nearly NZ $ 300 million ( US $ 205 . 8 million ) invested in New Zealand fixed interest securities.
• Graham Ansell, fixed-interest securities manager at Sun Alliance Life, said the sale-- believed to be between NZ $ 100 million and NZ $ 150 million worth-- caused a " pass-the-parcel " effect in the market, where market participants demanded ever-higher yields to take bonds and resell them immediately.
• "I don't see a lot of change in policy, but there will be more pressure on the government to move to the left wing, " said Graham Ansell, fixed-interest manager at Sun Alliance Life Ltd . That probably will mean the next government will be more inclined to spend, reducing budget surpluses, he said.